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Nirav Modi's extradition to take place after completion of judicial process in UK: MEA

India's Ministry of External Affairs confirmed Nirav Modi's extradition will occur after UK judicial proceedings conclude. Legal proceedings against the fugitive diamantaire are currently ongoing in the United Kingdom. Nirav Modi faces charges in India related to the Punjab National Bank fraud case. He is also pursuing legal remedies in…

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Ukraine Odesa port attack: India launches search operation with Ukrainian authorities to trace 2 missing seafarers

India is coordinating with Ukrainian authorities for two missing Indian seafarers. The merchant vessel MV AGN Ragnar was struck in Odesa port last week. Two Indian crew members aboard the ship were reported safe after the incident. India has consistently underlined the importance of maritime navigation safety. The nation advocates…

The Economic Times

Everyone in South Asia knows who is stymieing cooperation under SAARC: India

India stated Pakistan is responsible for hindering SAARC cooperation efforts. New Delhi favors strong regional cooperation and has worked towards it for decades. Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu called for resolving differences through dialogue. The SAARC grouping has been ineffective since 2016 due to stalled summits. India has focused on BIMSTEC…

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India blasts PoK polls as 'cosmetic exercise' by Pakistan to mask its illegal occupation

India stated Pakistan's local body elections in PoK are a camouflage for illegal occupation. The ongoing elections are also an attempt to hide grave human rights violations. India reiterated that the entire Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are its parts. Protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir stem…

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"Hope to continue to build relationships": MEA reaffirms Saudi strategic ties after NSA Doval's Riyadh visit

India reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening strategic ties with Saudi Arabia. National Security Advisor Ajit Doval recently visited Riyadh for high-level discussions. They reviewed bilateral relations and explored ways to enhance their strategic partnership. Discussions also covered regional stability and energy security cooperation between the two nations. These engagements underscore…

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'There are Chinese projects on territories in J-K that belong to India': MEA objects to illegal occupation

India's Ministry of External Affairs accused China of illegally occupying Indian territories. Beijing's ongoing infrastructure projects in these regions also drew strong objections from New Delhi. This statement followed discussions between Indian and Chinese foreign ministers at the ASEAN summit. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi highlighted previous positive engagements between…

The Economic Times

India rebuffs Pakistan's ASEAN comments, reaffirms Indus Waters Treaty abeyance

India on Friday firmly rejected Pakistan's remarks at the ASEAN forum, affirming the Indus Waters Treaty stays in abeyance until Islamabad halts cross-border terrorism. The External Affairs Ministry also dismissed claims of India causing deliberate flooding in Pakistan as baseless, attributing Chenab River surges to heavy monsoon rains.

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India slams Pakistan for "cynically" misusing ASEAN Regional Forum to peddle falsehoods

India strongly criticized Pakistan's unwarranted comments on Kashmir and the Indus Waters Treaty. Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister made these remarks at the ASEAN Regional Forum meeting. New Delhi stated that Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of India. The Indus Waters Treaty remains in abeyance due to Pakistan's terrorism sponsorship.…

The Economic Times

Engaged with US to minimise difficulties: MEA on new US visa rules

India is engaging US authorities regarding new visa rules. These changes will bar foreign students from longer stays. The new regulations end a decades-old policy of indefinite stays. Indian students now have fewer days to depart after graduation. The external affairs ministry seeks to minimize difficulties for Indian nationals.

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MEA clarifies Chabahar Port terminal unharmed in US attack, junks damage reports

India's Ministry of External Affairs confirmed the Chabahar Port terminal sustained no damage. Reports had suggested the strategic Iranian port might have been affected by recent airstrikes. The government acknowledged the reports but verified the terminal remained intact. India continues discussions with stakeholders regarding the Chabahar Port project. The operational…

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"Allegations against India were baseless, lacked facts or proof": Former envoy to Canada Sanjay Verma on Nijjar case

Former Indian High Commissioner to Canada Sanjay Verma said allegations linking India to Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing were baseless and unsupported by evidence, reiterating New Delhi's longstanding concerns over Khalistani extremist activities in Canada.

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Nirav Modi's extradition to happen after ongoing legal proceedings end: MEA

Fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi will be extradited from the United Kingdom. Legal proceedings are currently ongoing in the United Kingdom regarding his extradition. Modi faces fraud and money laundering charges in India for a large bank scam. His appeal against extradition was rejected by the European Court of Human…

The Economic Times

Passport a document to regulate departure of Indian citizens from country: MEA

The Ministry of External Affairs clarified the passport's function on Tuesday. It stated the document regulates departure and is not proof of citizenship. This clarification followed debate regarding its use in electoral roll revisions. The Ministry emphasized passports are issued after established verification processes. Currently, less than eight percent of…

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India expects international community to hold Pakistan accountable for 'egregious abuses' in PoJK

India states protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir stem from exploitation. Islamabad's actions have led to systemic exploitation and administrative oppression there. New Delhi expects the international community to hold Pakistan accountable for abuses. Protests have escalated due to high living costs and discrimination. Pakistan has responded with brutality and…

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India recalibrates Teesta approach as Bangladesh, China draw closer; affirms 'mutually agreed roadmap'

India has stated its development aid for Bangladesh is guided by a "mutually agreed roadmap," emphasizing that all "related developments" will be considered regarding the Teesta river project. This comes as Bangladesh and China discuss a river management initiative, a move India is closely monitoring. New Delhi also acknowledged paying…

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India-Japan Summit: PM Modi calls Takaichi his 'younger sister'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi warmly welcomed Japanese counterpart Sanae Takaichi, referring to her as his "younger sister" during their joint press meet. The leaders reaffirmed India and Japan's Special Strategic and Global Partnership, unveiling initiatives to deepen bilateral cooperation. Takaichi reciprocated the sentiment, emphasizing a brother-sister bond in their shared…

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India condemns demolition of 125-year-old Gurdwara in Pakistan, seeks restoration

India has strongly condemned the reported demolition of a 125-year-old Sikh Gurdwara in Pakistan's Farooqabad, terming it a "targeted act of vandalism." The Ministry of External Affairs urged Pakistan to investigate, restore the shrine, and bring perpetrators to justice, highlighting a pattern of attacks on religious minorities. The incident has…

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Indian Army field hospital begins operations in quake-hit Venezuela

In response to the catastrophic earthquakes in Venezuela, India's Operation Amistad is delivering vital medical assistance. A fully equipped Indian Army field hospital has been set up at the International La Rinconada Racetrack in Caracas, providing round-the-clock medical care for free.

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Welcome to Donald Trump Avenue: Hyderabad Bestows Rare Honour to Trump with Road Renaming

Hyderabad has renamed a road near the US Consulate as 'Donald Trump Avenue,' sparking diplomatic interest and online ridicule. The move is seen as a symbol of India-US ties.

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'Look inward': India 'categorically rejects' Pakistan's Karachi violence claims as 'baseless'

India has strongly refuted Pakistan's claims linking it to Saturday's violence in Karachi, labeling the accusations as "baseless." New Delhi urged Islamabad to address its internal issues and dismantle terrorist networks within its own borders. The Ministry of External Affairs stated that Pakistan's allegations are an attempt to divert attention…

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Mortal remains of 8 Indians repatriated from Ras Laffan: Indian embassy in Doha

The Indian Embassy in Doha has confirmed the return of mortal remains for eight Indian nationals who tragically lost their lives in the Ras Laffan accident on June 26. This follows the repatriation of four individuals on June 25.

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In touch with Qatari authorities to bring back mortal remains of Indians killed in explosion: MEA

Tragedy struck Qatar's Ras Laffan gas field as an explosion claimed the lives of 12 Indian nationals, with 66 others injured. India's Ministry of External Affairs is actively coordinating with Qatari authorities for the identification and repatriation of the deceased. The Indian Embassy in Doha is providing all possible assistance…

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India trashes Pakistan defence minister's remarks on Kashmir

India on Tuesday rejected Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif’s remarks on Jammu and Kashmir, calling them an attempt to divert attention from Islamabad’s internal issues. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said Pakistan was trying to “cover-up its own failings” and deflect attention from alleged human rights abuses.

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Eleven India-bound vessels have crossed Strait of Hormuz since signing of Iran-US MoU: MEA

Eleven India-bound vessels have successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz since the US-Iran agreement on June 17, according to MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal. Ten Indian-flagged ships remain in the Persian Gulf, with two more entering the region. This crucial waterway, vital for global oil transit, has recently faced disruptions, raising…

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India rejects Pakistan’s criticism over hatred and threats to Muslims

India says Pakistan itself carries an ‘abysmal’ human rights record and has no right to interfere in India’s internal matters

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